This atmospheric thriller, debuting on the platform March 6th, is set in 1859 and centers on a doctor investigating a young woman rumored to have miraculous healing abilities. As he delves deeper, he encounters a town divided between intense religious belief and doubt, all during a time of great change. Starring Guy Pearce and DeWanda Wise, the film examines the conflict between science and faith and launches the platform’s new releases for the month.
The animated shorts collection nominated for the 2026 Oscars, released by Roadside Attractions, earned $642,526 over the weekend from 321 theaters. While this represents a 35.4% decrease from its opening weekend, the film has now grossed $2,087,582 domestically over two weeks. Each theater averaged $2,001 in ticket sales, despite the film playing in 28 fewer locations than its opening week.
This sweet animated series helps parents create calming bedtime routines for little ones with gentle stories. Each episode uses peaceful narration and visuals to help children relax before sleep. It will begin streaming on Tuesday, March 3rd, and is designed to be a helpful resource for families as they wind down in the evening, focusing on mindfulness and relaxation.
The premiere was held at Symphony Hall and signaled a key milestone leading up to the film’s launch. It will first be shown in certain theaters on March 6, 2026, and then become available on Netflix starting March 20th.
A new cooking competition, ‘America’s Culinary Cup,’ premieres on Paramount+ this Wednesday, March 4th. The show brings together talented chefs from around the country who will face tough challenges to prove their skills and win a coveted prize. Each episode will explore different cooking methods and regional tastes, pushing the chefs to be both creative and precise. The series showcases how American food is changing through intense, real-kitchen situations.
Okay, so things are heating up again with Cher and her son. Right now, neither side is talking publicly – no official statements from their lawyers yet. This comes after a pretty public fight last year where Cher tried to get legal control of her son’s affairs, worried about his health and struggles with substance abuse. She ultimately dropped that effort in late 2024, and at the time, his legal team said everyone was focused on healing and getting closer as a family, and that mediation had gone well. But this recent arrest? It definitely throws a wrench into that narrative and suggests things are still far from settled for him. It’s a sad reminder that even when families seem to be making progress, there can still be setbacks.
This isn’t the first time Cillian Murphy has been asked about the possibility of playing Voldemort. He’s mentioned before, in a podcast interview, that his kids sometimes show him online rumors about it, but there’s never been any serious talk about it.
Murphy has always spoken highly of Ralph Fiennes, calling him a phenomenal actor, and acknowledged that taking on a role Fiennes played would be incredibly difficult. However, Fiennes himself publicly supported the idea of Murphy as Voldemort in a 2024 interview, saying he would fully support the casting.
Alongside false text posts, fake AI-generated images have been circulating online, claiming to show Quentin Tarantino hiding in a bomb shelter in Israel. These images are fabricated, but they reference his well-known habit of splitting his time between Los Angeles and Tel Aviv since his marriage to Israeli singer Daniella Pick in 2018.
This increase in harmful content has sparked further demands for stronger rules on social media, as platforms like X continue to have difficulty stopping the spread of dangerous misinformation, especially during international conflicts.
Although the actress is now famous for her powerful performances in movies, these older pictures show how naturally she always carried herself with confidence and style, as if a street were her personal runway.
Even before becoming a famous actress, Kirsten Dunst had already begun working. Records show she started modeling at the very young age of three, appearing in television commercials through well-known agencies like Ford Models and Elite Model Management.